Commercial HVAC & Refrigeration for the Facilities That Can't Run Warm
Rooftop units. Chillers. Walk-ins. Rack systems. Controls. Across Texas.
Two Disciplines, One Contractor
Commercial & Industrial Only. No Residential Line.
Mechanical and refrigeration are usually two phone calls. A restaurant group calls one contractor for the rooftop units and another for the walk-in. A grocery or distribution site splits the building's comfort systems from the systems that protect product. Buffalo Mechanical & Refrigeration covers both — packaged rooftop units, split systems, chillers, VRF, and make-up air on the HVAC side; walk-in coolers and freezers, display cases, ice machines, and parallel rack systems on the refrigeration side — plus the controls and building automation that decide how any of it actually runs.
The two disciplines share a physics problem — moving heat with a refrigerant circuit — and they fail for overlapping reasons: fouled coils, low charge, a bad contactor, a control sequence nobody has looked at since commissioning. One contractor who sees both sides of the building sees the pattern.
Cold Is Not a Comfort Item. It's Inventory.
When a walk-in drifts, the repair is rarely the expensive part — the product is. The FDA Food Code requires cold potentially-hazardous food to be held at 41°F or below, so a box that climbs past that line puts inventory on a clock whether or not the equipment eventually recovers. Add lost sales while a case is dark and the regulatory exposure, and a single failed compressor routinely costs several times the service call that would have prevented it.
Comfort systems carry the same asymmetry in a different currency. A rooftop unit running on a dirty coil burns more energy every day it is neglected, and the failure it is building toward will happen on the hottest afternoon of the year — not on a Tuesday morning when a technician is already scheduled. Preventive maintenance does not eliminate failures. It moves them onto your calendar instead of the equipment's.
Built for Commercial Mechanical Work
Service, maintenance, installation, and controls — under one contractor.
HVAC + Refrigeration in One Contractor
Rooftop units, chillers, and VRF alongside walk-ins, cases, and rack systems — one vendor for the whole mechanical envelope.
Preventive Maintenance Programs
Scheduled coil, filter, belt, drain, electrical, and refrigerant-charge service with documented visits — planned instead of reactive.
Controls & Building Automation
Sensors, controllers, schedules, and BAS integration, so equipment runs the sequence it was actually designed to run.
Emergency Repair
A dark case or a dead rooftop unit escalates by the hour. Dispatch comes from the Texas branch nearest your facility.
Our Services
Commercial HVAC and commercial refrigeration for the facilities that can't run warm
Commercial HVAC Service
Packaged rooftop units, split systems, chillers, VRF, and make-up air. Diagnostics, compressor and coil work, economizer and airflow correction.
Explore Commercial HVACCommercial Refrigeration
Walk-in coolers and freezers, reach-ins, display cases, ice machines, and parallel rack systems — the equipment your inventory depends on.
Refrigeration ServicePreventive Maintenance
Scheduled PM on coils, filters, belts, controls, and refrigerant charge. Planned service turns catastrophic failures into scheduled ones.
View Maintenance ProgramsEmergency Repair
A failed cooler or a dead rooftop unit is not a next-week problem. Emergency dispatch from the nearest Texas branch.
Request Emergency ServiceInstallation & Replacement
Equipment selection, load and duct evaluation, curb adaptation, piping and controls tie-in, startup, and commissioning.
Installation & ReplacementControls & BAS Support
Thermostats, controllers, sensors, and building automation integration — so the equipment actually runs the sequence it was designed for.
Controls & AutomationThree Texas Branches
East Texas · Houston · DFW
Work is dispatched from the branch nearest your facility — Longview for East Texas, Houston for the Gulf Coast metro, and Dallas for the DFW metroplex. Texas only. We would rather be genuinely local to three regions than nominally available in ten.
View Service AreasNeed a Commercial Mechanical Contractor?
Tell us what's in the building and what it's doing. We'll take it from there.